Celebrating The Holidays During The Pandemic
Dr. Sue Cohen December 28, 2020
The holiday season is fully upon us, but this year’s celebrations will be unlike any we’ve ever experienced. Typically, our calendars
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Maternal Depression Rates Rise During Pandemic
Vanessa McMullan December 7, 2020
Pregnancy and childbirth are exciting times in a family’s life, filled with joy and awe. For some mothers, however, the situation
Living With Chronic Disease
Andrew Malekoff November 30, 2020
I’ve written candidly in this space about living with a blood cancer, Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, since 2010. According to the Leukemia and
Is The Soul Of America Slipping Away?
Andrew Malekoff November 15, 2020
Ever since I have been working remotely from home, I take short lunchtime walks along one of my regular neighborhood routes.
Hidden Treasures And Civil Discourse
Andrew Malekoff November 4, 2020
My mother started her own business as an antiques dealer when I was in my pre-teen years in the early 1960s.
Creating College Friendships In The Time Of COVID-19
Marisa T Cohen October 2, 2020
As many colleges reverse course merely days before they were set to begin in-person instruction, and as some abandon their plans
Not So Handy Andy
Andrew Malekoff September 30, 2020
Although my father was good at household projects and repairs and his father was a carpenter, the “fix-it” gene passed right
A Letter To My Grandfather
Andrew Malekoff September 11, 2020
This summer, in what has become an annual ritual for me, I flipped through some old photos and documents that belonged
New York City Transit Broken Subway Car Windows And Threatened Reduction In Service
Larry Penner September 2, 2020
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the New York City Transit Authority are threatening to provide less service on the
Powering Through An Outage
Long Island Weekly August 17, 2020
BY DR. SUE COHEN On Tuesday, Aug.p 4, heavy wind and rain from Tropical Storm Isaias hit much of the east
Diversity And Long Island Schools: A Tale As Old As Time
Long Island Weekly July 31, 2020
We as parents, allies and educators can no longer afford to sit back and become complacent in the face of these increasing glaring inequalities.
Practical Tips for Overcoming Dating Anxiety
Marisa T Cohen July 28, 2020
These simple exercises can calm your sympathetic nervous system and help you transition from a hyper-alert and anxious state to a calmer and more focused one.
Student Column: How Will COVID-19 Change My Senior Year?
Long Island Weekly July 27, 2020
Port Washington rising senior Emily Milgrim ponders the school year to come.
It’s In The Giving That We Receive
Patty Servidio July 26, 2020
When we reflect upon what the quarantine taught us, we have every reason to be grateful.
Column: Is Your Power Back?
Father Ralph Sommer July 25, 2020
It does involve a choice: sulk and wallow in anger or give that up and seek the joy of living again.
Welcome To Phase 4 Long Island
Paul DiSclafani July 24, 2020
Congrats, Long Island, we made it to Phase 4. Just don’t get too excited about it.
Making the Case for Telehealth
Andrew Malekoff July 16, 2020
By removing the barriers to the permanent use of telehealth and reimbursing telehealth visits on par with in-person visits, New York will go a long way to advancing a comprehensive, coordinated and integrated continuum of mental health care.
An Extreme Makeover From The Inside Out
Long Island Weekly July 12, 2020
By exercising self-discipline and self-control, we can achieve a spiritual transformation—an inner makeover that reflects outward, through our skin and our entire being.
The Transformation Of College
Robert Costello July 10, 2020
College is a process of personal transformation requiring you to move beyond our transactional culture.
Happy 56th Birthday To Public Transportation On Long Island
Larry Penner July 9, 2020
On July 9, 1964, the “Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964” was signed into law.
